HEFPNEIt GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, April S. I9
Miss Riley Extended
Farewell Wishes
A fiirowi'll vottfo Imtir wm
hold in honor of Miw Aliw Riloy
following morninc wrvlitu Sun.
liny in the V' liodiNt church.
Kricnds tjiiltuTi'U at the parson
K liomi' of tlio lirv. nnd Mrs.
Mi'lvin Dixon to extend her
their p'xxl wKIh'm as tdio lenve
the community. Assisting Mrs.
Dixon with I In? urrancementii
wii M rs. Bill I arra.
Miss Itili-y has made her homo
In ileppner the punt two years.
She tnUKht English and Si-unlsh
In lli'i'll",'f I'luh 'hool until
the tune of her illness iinil hits
pilallzalion Inst winter.
She Is moving this week to a
home overlooking Wallowa
Luke, where she. plans to reside
lor two years and continue med
leal checkups with a Pendleton
doctor. She then plans to take
residence In a retirement home
In California.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rood
were moved from Eluin to llepp
tier last week bv their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Ifood. They will make
their home here next door to
their son and family, who re
cently purchased the former
Kred Ott home. The father op
erated a hardware store in El
pin for n number of years be
fore his health failed.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Run! and
Dnu returned to their home in
IfoHchurg lust Sumlav follow ln
a sprint; vurution viAlt here with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C
K McOuarrle and .Mr, and Mrs,
I.. K. ICuhl of I-cxiiu'ton. .Mrs.
Hulil and Dana arrived early In
the week and were met at the
Hinkle train dcMt by her moth
er. I hey were lolned later In
the week l)V Ituhl, who had Is-eu
attending the state A 1 bask
ball tournament in Portland.
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Civic League Plans
Spring Rummage Sde
Members of the lleppner Civic
Lentiue held their March meet
inn last Monday evening at the
erade whiml under the dircc.
lion of Mrs. Carl Marquardt,
president, who presided during
the mcctine
Much of the evening's discus
dull was devoted to plans tor
I he annual sprint! rummage
sale, which is planned this year
for Friday nnd Saturday. April
II 12 In the former Tivco build
in I!
Members also discussed the
hiring of a new teacher to teach
next year's classes, as Mrs. Don
Turner will resign at the close
of the school ear to move from
the urea with her family. Dis
cussion was held also on wheth
er members would favor a four
month kindergarten class over
i nine month class, and it was
decided to mail out question-
I aires to parents of next year's
kindergarten age pupils to see
how many would be in favor.
Music Festival Combines Bands From 8 Schools
By EVA KAMLETT
ION K The lone High iwhool
hand participated In the Music
Festival held at Umatilla,
March 2tf and 2!. along with
Arlington, Hiverside. heeler
County, Stanftcld, Kcho, llermis
ton Junior High and Umatilla
bands.
This festival Is a yearly evenl
to help further the music edu
ration of our students, and was
conducted tiv William Schillk
professor of music. College of
Idaho. Caldwell. Malm. I'nder
his direction the 2M students
presented a mass bund concert
Saturday evening.
This concert was itoorly at
tended by adults who could
have pn loved listening to this
outstanding music as well as to
how the students they appre
ciated their effort, lone High
school has an outstanding music
department and manv feel II
should merit the attendance and
upiHirt of the parents and
townspeople as much us sports
events do.
Women's Golf Club
Starts Spring Play
Plans for summer activities of
the Women's Golf Club of Wil
low Creek Country club will be
discussed at a reorganizational
meeting- Tuesday morning, April
S. at the clubhouse, it is an
nounced by Mrs. Beverly Gun-
e'erson, club president.
Members of the dub, and oth
ers who are interested in par
ticipating, are asked to meet at
9:K) a.m. Election of officers
will be included in the business
meeting, as well as plans for
arting regularly scheduled
play. A practice round of golf
will follow the meeting for
those who wish to slay.
HERIYIISTON
Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Mai-
tin spent part of last week at
the home of their son In law
and daughter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Al
Braell, at Castle l!ork, Wash
While there Mrs. Martin accom
panied her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
It. A. Morton to Bothell, Wash.,
to attend the funeral of her unc
le, (). I). Morton.
Mrs. Kiln Uurgoyne Is home
again after n lengthy Illness In
the hospital.
Students home from college
during the spring vacation were
Kerry Peterson, Chuck Nelson,
and Cherilyn Smouse from OSU;
Tcrrl and Lee O'Connor, Dick
Hvnd, and Jerry Stefani, from
the U of O; Willa Johnson, Bar
bara Bishop, Tim Lovd, Janet
Palmateer. Janice Snider, Susan
and Stephen Llndstrom, from
Eastern Oregon College; Rodney
Linnell and Virgil Morgan from
Blue Mt. College; Maureen Mc
Elligott from Portland Universi
tv; Tom Meimbigner from Port
land State; Berniece and Den-
iece Matthews from Oregon Col
lege of Education, Monmouth
and Pamela Proudfoot, Whitman
College, Walla Walla, Wash
Achievement tests wore civ
en to members of the 8th grade
class Monday, Tuesday, and
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Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day they will be given the al
gebra aptitude tests. Report
cards were Issued April Z, and
grade school conferences are be
ing held this week. Group pic
tures were to be taken on Thurs
day, April 3, which included
classes, clubs, athletic groups,
band, etc.
Palm Sunday at the United
Church of Christ was also youth
Sunday with an experimental
service using folk hymns and
contemporary language. In place
of a sermon, a movie and taped
music and prayers were used to
show the new forms of commu
nication. Those taking part were
Chanty Beggs and Clint Krebs,
in charge of bulletins; Rick
Boyce and Cherilyn Smouse, of
fering; Scott Wilson, Kristin
Nelson, Chris McCabe, Joy
Beggs, Keith Nelson, Barbara
Boyce, Linda Pettyjohn and
Jane Krebs. led worship service;
Cathy Cannon and Kathp Holtz,
candlelighters: Susan Jane Jep-
sen played piano; Mrs. Darrel
James led the singing, and Den
nis McKay accompanied with
his guitar. The movie and taped
music is available to other
churches or organizations that
may like to use them.
The Lenten study services
have been completed and the
group would like to thank Mil
ton Morgan, Suzanne Jepsen,
Judy Rea and Don Bristow for
their leadership.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Paavola and
daughter, Jennifer, of Scappoose,
spent the week-end at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Morgan. Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Davidson and son, Dwayne,
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Mrs. Kerr Greeted
At Morning Coffee
A get-acquainted coffee hour
at the home of Mrs. Wallace
Wolff last Thursday morning in
troduced Mrs. Harold (Carol)
Kerr to a group of friends and
neighbors who called through
out the morning.
Mrs. Kerr is wife of the new
Morrow county extension agent
and moved here recently with
her family from Prineviile.
Assisting Mrs. Wolff as co
hostess was Mrs. Gail McCarty,
who served refreshments of cake,
coffee and punch to guests.
Those who called at the Wolff
home to greet the newcomer in
cluded Mrs. Dick Wilkinson,
Mrs. Ray Drake, Mrs. Paul War
ren, Mrs. Carl Thorpe, Mrs. Or-
val Matheny, Mrs. James Dris
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Heath, Mrs. Elwayne Bergstrom,
Mrs. Orville Cutsforth and Mrs.
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arrived Sunday and will Mcnd
thin week visiting their parents
and f i lend.
The I.lona Club held a crab
feed Saturday evening for mem
her. wivc and guests at the
lone Legion hall. Alter the feed
the evening wax icnt In dune
ing.
Mrs. Fredrick Murtln nnd
Mrs, Edith NIchoMin attended
the meeting of the Stanfield
Civic lrin Club of the Oregon
Federation of Garden Clubs,
Inc.. at the home of Mrs. Fern
Zivnev last Tuesday. Mrs. Mar
tin atlended as Director of the
Blue Mountain Di.sirlct of the
Oregon Federation of Garden
Clubs, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Rov Mosersel of
Estutada. Calif., spent Tuesday
evening at the home of her bro
ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Beggs and family.
The Beta Omega Sorority will
hold a traveling food sale on
Good Friday at 10:00 a.m. Those
w ho wish to place orders are
asked to call Mrs. John Jep
sen. 422-71 no or Mrs. Charles uo
hortv, 422-7177.
The Junior and Senior classes
of the lone High school will
motor to Salem next Tuesday,
leaving at 5:00 a.m. to visit the
State Capitol and legislature.
Irvln Mann will be the official
host for the group.
The lone IT A will hold a
fun night April 11. The program
will be announced at a later
Maundy Thursday communion
service of the United Church of
Christ will be at 8:00 p.m. The
Good Friday services will be
held In lleppner at the United
Methodist church. Faster break
fast will be at 8:00 a.m., Sun
day morning and the worship
service will be at 10;O0 a.m. In
atead of the regular lime.
liev. K. M. Luedilo and Mrs.
Luediie would like to announce
they will be away from lone
from April 7 to 12. Rev. Lucdde
will attend a ministers' post re
treat at Lincoln City. Their son,
Colt, will be a guest of the Bill
Kictmanns.
Coming Events;
April 4 Beta Omega travel
ing food sale.
Anrll 10 1TA
April 1 1 IT A program and
run nleht.
April 10 Jr. High baseball at
lleppner.
April 11 High School base
ball, Stanfield at lone, 3:00 p.m
Bride-elect Honored With Shower Party
Miss Marty Bovajlan. bride
elect of John Neely of Maupln,
was honored bv friends and rel
atives with a miscellaneous bri
dal fchower last Wednesday eve
ning at St, Patrick's parish hall.
Assisting the honoree with
her Rift opening were her sis
ters. Sheila and Alene, and Gale
Malcom.
Mrs. James Dalv of Pendleton
and Mrs. Murgart llealv of Hcpp
ner, both grandmothers of Miss
Boyallan, poured coffee and
punch.
Among the friends nnd rela
tives win) attended the shower
was her aunt, Mrs. Virgil Boyd
of Pendleton.
Hostesses for the shower par
ty were Mrs. Howard Cleveland,
Mrs. l-eliov Gardner, and Mrs.
Max Barclay.
Miss liovalian and her fiance
are planning their wedding for
April 12, at St. Patrick's Cath
olic church In lleppner.
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